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1983 D Die Crack?

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This may seem odd, but the Zlincoln is the "purest" metal coin we strike. It's not an alloy, unlike the rest. Not much cause for a pure metal to laminate.
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So let me get this right.

I am seeing in the pic clearly a- "Die Crack" -that is split apart and peeling back along with a little shift.

Ok I will have to go with Lamination not a Die Crack from what I see in the Pic.

The Zinc Cent is the worst cent ever made. Zinc Cents are shameful pieces of work. Change that rots. Total waste of money on the Mints/Gov side of things trying to save money.
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coop says no lamination's on zincolns so it's not a lamination. I am no pro but I don't think it's a die crack or a lamination,I think it's a plating issue,split copper plating. So now let me poke the bear some more ,is it an error a variety or nothing but a toss back?
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Well, I have to agree that choosing a metal normally used as a sacrificial anode was a bit odd for coinage.
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I am seeing in the pic clearly a- "Die Crack" -that is split apart and peeling back along with a little shift.

Ok I will have to go with Lamination not a Die Crack from what I see in the Pic.


Well. If it is copper it can be a lamination. But it is a die crack. THe shifting is from the crack having space between the the part of the die and the part it is separated from. It is a die crack, it is raised, not incuse. If it was a lamination it would look like it was peeling.
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I dont think it looks raised at all...except for the part of the edges that are possibly from the split plating-id bet a cent on it not being a crack
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So I'mgoing with john on this one
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I got another cent on your side of the bet. That's are 2 cents.
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Split Plating,no or we would see discolor around the split plating. I take my cent back.
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@SSK,it does look like it is peeling.
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Looks like cracked copper plating to me.
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Thank you Mike for getting back so fast.
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Mike Diamond is one of the best with Errors so I will go with crack copper platting=CCP. Thanks for looking into this Mike D.
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